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Double Fatal Construction Accident Results in OSHA Citations & Over $27,000 in Proposed Penalties for Brooklyn, NY, Employer

OSHA, Jan 18, 2005 Exposing employees to fatal safety hazards at a Manhattan construction site has resulted in a Brooklyn, N.Y. employer being cited and fined

Britneys Sisters Boyfriend Facing Charges after Auto Accident

Jamie Lynn Spears, Britney Spears’ 16-year-old sister, recently had a baby with Casey Aldridge, a 19-year-old boy from Louisiana. Aldridge is currently facing misdemeanor and criminal charges for an accident that occurred on Saturday night. As he was driving on Louisiana’s Tensas Parish, he lost control of his Ford F-150 truck.

Insurance Fraud Ring That Sought To Defraud Insurance Carriers Out Of Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars

New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly, joined by Queens District Attorney Richard A. Brown and New York State Insurance Department Superintendent Gregory V. Serio, today announced multiple indictments charging a group of lawyers, medical doctors and other state-licensed medical professionals and dozens of others with taking part in a no-fault insurance fraud ring that sought to defraud insurance carriers out of hundreds of thousands of dollars...

NY Work Zone Crashes and Accidents and Deaths

NYCDOT is working on state legislation to intensify penalties against drivers who are convicted of either killing or injuring construction workers in work zones. The proposed bill is intended to serve as a deterrent to driving carelessly in a work zone.

N.J. Judge Rules Drowsy Driving That Leads to a Fatal Accident Is a Crime

New Jersey on Aug. 5 became the first state to criminalize drowsy driving that leads to fatal accidents.

U.S. Steps Up Effort to Combat Drunk Driving Accidents

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Repeat drunk drivers were added to the government's "most wanted" list of transportation safety improvements on Tuesday as part of push to reduce deaths on America's roads.

WHO Study Finds Auto Accidents in China Kill 600 People Every Day

A report from the World Health Organization estimates that more than 600 lives are lost and more than 45,000 people are injured on China's roads every day.

Shock, Awe following Plane Crash in Buffalo, New York. Lawsuits Likely to Follow

Staff Writer, Feb 13, 2009 Oftentimes, families of victims of aviation accidents can sue for losses and damages following an aviation accident. An aviation accident attorney can

New York City's Personal Injury Payouts Rose in 2008 FY

Staff Writer, Jan 09, 2009 An increase in personal injury payouts has been reported in New York City, indicating a rise in both injuries and the compensation amount

US Airways Plane Crashes In Hudson River

Staff Writer, Feb 09, 2009 The crash into the Hudson River, birds are a growing issue for the airplanes

Injured Blink-182 Pilot Was Warned Before Deadly SC Crash

Staff Writter, Dec 15, 2008 Celebrity plane crashes that result in fatalities and injuries are not new and in many cases have become common place scenarios where negligent pilots are to

Austrian Actor Stabs Himself In Suicide Scene

Staff Writter, Dec 22, 2008 Austrian thespian uses wrong knife and stabs himself during suicide

Miami Roofing Company Fatal Accident

Miami Accident OSHA Report, Aug 14, 2008 Miami Roofing Company is alleged with safety and health violations following a fatal construction

Dallas Motorcycle Accident - Intoxication Manslaughter

Texas Gov, Jul 07, 2008 Midland Police have rearrested a man in connection with a fatal motorcycle

California - Teens of New Cell Phone Law

California Gov, Jul 01, 2008 California new cell phone law reminds teenagers about the new wireless device

QVC Recalls Tomato Planters

QVC Recalls Tomato Planters, Jun 04, 2008 QVC Recalls Tomato Planters - received 347 reports of the planters collapsing; 155 consumers have reported

Auto Insurance Policy Coverage

CT Gov, May 01, 2008 There are two basic components to auto insurance coverage: liability and property

Florida Pool Drowning Attorney

CPSC Gov, Apr 15, 2008 An average of about 250 children under age 5 drowned annually in swimming

NTSB Warns of Fort Lauderdale Runway Collision Risk

NTSB Gov, Apr 01, 2008 Six near runway collisions at San Francisco, New York, Ft. Lauderdale and other airports were narrowly averted in just the last six

Fatal Work Injuries by Demographic Characteristics

BLS Gov, Mar 16, 2008 The 937 fatal work injuries among Hispanic or Latino

Oregon Fatal Traffic Crash - Highway 58 east of Oakridge

Oregon Gov, Mar 02, 2008 One person was killed after the vehicle he was operating crossed into the opposite

NTSB Investigation of Minnesota Bridge Accident

National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), Nov 26, 2007 Approximately thirty investigators are working onscene and at headquarters to determine the probable cause of this

Pedestrian Hit by Semi on I-94

Illinois State Gov, Dec 03, 2007 The Aztec had went off the roadway and hit a guard rail on the outer shoulder then went across all three

Motorcycle Crash Leave Operator in Critical Condition

Delaware State Police, Nov 19, 2007 Troopers responded to the area of Route 1 southbound just north of Route 273 in reference to a motorcycle

East Haddam Workplace Accident Results in Death of Tree Worker

Connecticut Department of Public Safety, Oct 29, 2007 Troopers and EMS personnel discovered that an employee of a tree trimming company had been the victim of an electrical

Fatal Traffic Crash Involving Multiple Vehicles on Highway 97 south of Klamath Falls

Oregon State Gov, Nov 15, 2007 One person was killed and possibly eight others received non life threatening

Fire Aboard Construction Barge Athena 106

The National Transportation Safety Board, Oct 15, 2007 The NTSB probable cause was Athena Construction?s failure to require its crews to pin the spuds securely in place on its

Fatal Pedestrian Crash in the Vienna Area

Fairfax County Virginia, Oct 22, 2007 Fairfax County Police are investigating a pedestrian crash that left one woman

Fatal Fall at Webb Building Construction Site in Buffalo, N.Y.

OSHA, Oct 01, 2007 Fatal fall leads to 49000 dollars in U.S. Labor Department OSHA fines for area

Motorcyclist Involved in Fatal Crash

Fairfax County Gov, Oct 10, 2007 A motorcyclist was killed in a crash at Centreville Road and Lees Corner

Spring Valley Interchange 14 Entrance Ramp Closed March 12, 2007

New York Gov, Sep 21, 2007 The New York State Thruway Authority announces that the Interchange 14 (Spring Valley) entrance ramp has been temporarily closed due to an accident involving a

New York Assembly Woman Wants to Lower Accident Rate

Assembly New York Gov, Sep 04, 2007 New York Assemblywoman Wants to Lower Accident

Safety Board Determines Cause Of Boston Big Dig Tunnel Ceiling Collapse Last Year

National Transportation and Safety Board, Aug 06, 2007 The NTSB determined the probabl cause of a celing collapse accident in Boston was innapropriate use of epoxy anchor

New York City's Child Injury Death Rate is Half the National Rate

New York City Government, Jul 09, 2007 While motor vehicles were the single largest contributor, 55% of fatal injuries occurred in or around the

Fatal Hit-and-Run Crash on Route 495 South in Haverhill, Massachusetts

Massachusetts State Gov, Jul 17, 2007 On Friday June 29 2007 Troopers assigned to the State Police Newbury Barracks responded to a two vehicle hit and run crash on Route 495

Insurance Assistance Available Following Maverick County Storms

Texas State Gov, May 31, 2007 Insurance Assistance Available Following Maverick County

NJ State Police Update Governor Corzine Crash Investigation

New Jersey State Gov, Jun 13, 2007 Yesterday afternoon, Colonel Rick Fuentes, Superintendent of the State Police, met with the investigators responsible for dissecting the crash involving Governor Jon

Train Derailment in Northeast Illinois

National Transportation Safety Board, May 16, 2007 NTSB probable cause of derailment locomotive engineer?s loss of situational

Small Passenger Vessel Capsizes in Baltimore Maryland

National Transportation Safety Board, May 23, 2007 NTSB probable cause of capsizing was its lack of intact

New Mexico a Multiple Vehicle Collision and Fire

National Transportation Safety Board, May 10, 2007 NTSB Probable Cause of Accident was Foreman's Failure to Consider Effects of Winds on flames and Failure of Motorists to slow

Motor Coach Collision With SUV in Hewitt Texas

NTSB Gov, May 02, 2007 NTSB probable cause was the Texas decision to set a speed limit on I-35 and not take into account the limited sight

Collision Between a Ford Dump Truck and 4 Passenger Cars

The National Transportation Safety Board, Apr 13, 2007 NTSB Probable Cause was Untrained Driver Improperly Operating Dump Truck and Inadequately Maintained

FHWA Grants Help States Tackle Congestion in Innovative Ways

Department of Transportation, Mar 28, 2007 The Federal Highway Administration concluded the final round of 2006 grant awards to states to explore a variety of driver-fee approaches to reducing

Workers Compensation How the System Works

National Center For Policy Analysis, Apr 10, 2007 Workers Compensation Policy

Traffic Incident Management Challenges

Department of Transportation, Mar 14, 2007 Major incidents can affect thousands of vehicles in an entire highway corridor or across a major portion of an urban

In Illinois, State Fire Marshals Office Strives to Ensure Safety of Elevators

State of Illinois, Mar 07, 2007 About 30 people are killed and approximately 17,000 others are injured each year in the United States in incidents involving elevators and

Troopers on the Scene of Triple Fatality Crash in Frederick County

Press Release, Mar 01, 2007 This vehicle sideswiped a northbound vehicle causing both vehicles to travel into the southbound lanes and strike two southbound

The New Electrical Standards in Effect August of 2007

OSHA, Feb 28, 2007 The Agency has determined that electrical hazards in the workplace pose a significant risk of injury or death to

Region Focuses on Pedestrian Safety After Woman Fatally Struck by Bus

Washington Metropolitan Transit Authority, Feb 21, 2007 A Washington, DC, woman was fatally struck by a Metrobus Saturday, February

Benzene Exposure

Enter Source, Feb 20, 2007 Lenghtened benzene exposure can cause serious health

ATF National Response Team Activated to Investigate California Condominium Fire

US Department of Justice, Feb 14, 2007 Damage to the Condominiums is estimated at approximately $4 million to $7

HPD Arrests 10 In "Operation Crash Dummy"

Houston Police Department, Feb 07, 2007 Investigators are seeking the public?s help in locating three suspects wanted for engaging in organized criminal activity in the 177th State District

Federal Worker's Compensation Benefits Conviction

US Department of Justice, Jan 24, 2007 faces a maximum possible sentence of five years imprisonment, and a $250,000.00 fine per

Jose Francisco Franco-Rodriguez Indicted for Van Crash that Killed Four

US Department of Justice, Jan 10, 2007 Prosecutors are not seeking the death penalty in this

Mine Accident Occurs in Perry County

Commonwealth of Kentucky, Jan 17, 2007 It is the first mine accident reported in Kentucky in

Harrisburg Man Sentenced in Mine Safety Case

Office of the United States Attorney, Jan 04, 2007 Sentenced to 36 months imprisonment, was fined $10,000, and was placed on 2 years supervised

U.S. DOT Announces 2006 Seat Belt and Motorcycle Helmet Use Statistics

Department of Transportation, Dec 20, 2006 Americans must take steps to protect themselves on America?s highways to reduce rising fatality

Winter Driving and Rail Crossing Safety

Iowa Department of Transportation, Dec 27, 2006 Use common sense and follow a few safety tips to prevent collisions, injuries and

OSHA Cites Florida Construction Company After Fatality Investigation

OSHA, Nov 27, 2006 Trenching remains one of the most hazardous jobs in the construction

DUI Saturation Patrol Proves Effective

City of Longbeach, CA, Dec 05, 2006 One driver was arrested for driving under the influence, 119 drivers were issued traffic citations, and five cars were

SE District man sentenced to 6½ years in prison for shooting 14-year-old innocent bystander

U.S. Dept. of Justice, Dec 12, 2006 Lionell Mario Pugh sentenced to 78 months for shooting a 14-year-old

In Kentucky, Miner Killed In Roof Fall

State of Kentucky, Nov 20, 2006 A miner was fatally injured in a roof fall accident at Maverick Mining Co

In Texas, Protect Your Children From Dog Bites

City of El Paso, Nov 13, 2006 Responsible dog ownership along with teaching children how to act around dogs are proven ways to prevent dog

In New Hampshire, Worker Lost His Foot In Accident

U.S. Department of Labor, Oct 30, 2006 An employee of Landscape Support Services Inc was cleaning the interior of a trailer when his foot became caught in a moving

Second Update On Investigation Into Boston Tunnel Accident

National Transportation Safety Board, Nov 06, 2006 Tunnels east portal became detached from the roof of the tunnel and collapsed onto a passing automobile killing the passenger and injuring the

OSHA Cites Florida Construction Company After Fatality Investigation

OSHA, Oct 23, 2006 The worker was severely burned when an explosion and fire occurred shortly after he entered the

Pennsylvania Operator Fined After Fatal Accident

U.S. Department of Labor, Oct 10, 2006 A roof-bolter operator at the Tracy Lynne Mine in Armstrong County was fatally injured by a roof fall that occurred while installing six-foot resin grouted roof

Miami Roofing Company Fatal Accident Penalty

OSHA, Oct 17, 2006 Horrific accident could have been avoided if the employer had followed required safety

Drowning Dangers Do Not End With Pool Season

CPSC, Oct 03, 2006 U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is warning that children need to be supervised around the home and protected from these potentially hidden drowning

Transportation Fatalities Data Increase

NTSB - Press Release, Sep 26, 2006 Transportation fatalities in the United States increased last year, according to preliminary figures released by the National Transportation Safety

OSHA Cites Seven Georgia Contractors Following Fatal Accident

OSHA - Press Release, Sep 19, 2006 Tragic accident could have been prevented if the forklift had been equipped and operated according to OSHA

Older Adults Are 2.5 Times More Likely To Die In Fires

Press Release, Sep 12, 2006 Adults age 65 and older are 2.5 times more likely to die in fires than the overall population, and as Americans age, their fire risk

Mills Sees No Need For Workers' Compensation Rate Increase In New York

NY State - Press Release, Aug 22, 2006 Howard Mills disapproved a filing by the New York Compensation Insurance Rating Board (NYCIRB) for an overall workers? compensation insurance premium rate increase of

Boating Accident In Jacksonville Claims Two Lives

Press Release, Aug 29, 2006 Two men died and a third injured in a boating accident that occurred near the mouth of Cedar River in Jacksonville,

In Colorado, NTSB Determines Cause Of Deadly Highway Bridge Girder Collapse

NTSB - Press Release, Sep 05, 2006 The National Transportation Safety Board determined that poor construction planning and execution led to the failure of a temporary bracing system for a bridge

Roof Fall Claims The Life Of A Perry County Miner

Press Release, Aug 08, 2006 Timothy Wayne Caudill, 33, of Viper, Kentucky, was assisting a scoop operator in removing a permanent stopping when a piece of roof fell on

NTSB Determines Insufficient Stability Caused Vessel To Capsize

NTSB - Press Release, Aug 15, 2006 The small passenger pontoon-style vessel, Lady D, to capsize when it encountered strong winds and waves in Baltimore's Northwest

Charges Filed In Fatal Accident In Iowa

Iowa Dept of Public Safety, Aug 01, 2006 Troopers determined the accident involved a Sterling Brand Truck and a Soft Ride

Crew Fatigue Caused Train Collision

NTSB - Press Release, Jul 25, 2006 NTSB determined that fatigue caused the failure of the engineer and conductor on a Union Pacific Railroad train to respond

Pickup Truck Accident Kills A Tree Trimmer Foreman

cdc.gov, May 26, 2006 Ensure that a flagman or lookout is present while work is being performed on the sides of roadways normally open to the

Patient Died In Washington D.C. EMS Helicopter Accident

ntsb.gov, Jun 12, 2006 The helicopter wreckage has been moved to a facility at Tipton Airfield at Fort Meade

NTSB Advisory On Boston Tunnel Accident

NTSB Update, Jul 18, 2006 Ongoing investigation into the fatal accident in the Interstate 90 connector tunnel in

Industrial Accident Report For Radiation Leak In Florida

fema.gov, May 12, 2006 Injured in the initial explosion and transported to St. Luke's

Fatal Work Injury On California Highway Accident

msha.gov, May 01, 2006 The dozer he was operating backed over the edge of a highwall and fell approximately 50

Boston Employer Being Cited And Fined A Total Of 224,000

osha.gov, Mar 30, 2006 Exposing employees to potentially fatal safety hazards at a Westwood,

Industrial Accident In Florida Prompts Evacuations

mmrs.fema.gov, Apr 14, 2006 Radiation Detected After Industrial Accident in Florida Prompts Evacuations: Fire-rescue

South Carolina Aviation Wrongful Death

ntsb.gov, Feb 27, 2006 When they arrived at the airplane it was fully engulfed in

Accident Decapitation Of A Construction Foreman

cdc.gov, Mar 08, 2006 It is recommended that future efforts be made to stress the importance of and strictly enforce the proper usage of outriggers on rubber tired

South Carolina Accident Report On Boating

ntsb.gov, Feb 07, 2006 Contributing to the loss of life in this accident was the substandard performance of U.S. Coast Guard Group Charleston in initiating a search and rescue response

Illinois Accident Law

ilga.gov, Feb 21, 2006 Any person who has failed to stop or to comply with the requirements of subsection A must, as soon as possible but in no case later than one hour after the

OSHA Cites Alabama Company, No Fall Protection Equipment Causes Tragic Accident

osha.gov, Dec 07, 2005 Lack of Fall Protection Brings $63,300 in Proposed

DOT Report Of Investigation: On Arizona Mining Accident

msha.gov, Jan 12, 2006 He then started the conveyor belt and was working near the tail pulley when his left arm became

Ohio's Traumatic Brain Injury

ohioaccess.ohio.gov, Jan 27, 2006 Approximately 60,500 Ohioans suffer from traumatic brain injury as a result of accidents and

Work Zone Accidents

ny.gov, Dec 05, 2005 The Work Zone Safety Act of 2005 comes on the heels of one of the worst work zone accidents in New York

In California, An Investigation A Construction Inspector Dies

cdc.gov, Nov 09, 2005 The California Department of Health Services, in cooperation with the California Public Health Institute conducts investigations on work related

NTSB Interest In I-95 Tanker Truck Fire

ntsb.gov, Nov 28, 2005 NTSB's ongoing investigation of the bus fire last September near Wilmer, Texas, that killed 23 hurricane

Reporting Snowmobile, ATV, or Watercraft Accident in Maine

Maine Dept. of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife, Nov 08, 2005 In Maine, The Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is responsible for documenting all reportable snowmobile, ATV, and watercraft

Houston Couples Also Accepted Kickbacks From Law Offices Relating To Insurance Settlements From Automobile Accidents

usdoj.gov, Sep 22, 2005 Houston Couples Also Accepted Kickbacks From Law Offices Relating To Insurance Settlements From Automobile

Restaurant Not Liable For Slip And Fall Of Patron

me.gov, Oct 13, 2005 She failed to generate issues of material

Joint State Federal Investigation Cites K and L Plating in Fatal Workplace Accident in Oakland Two Agencies Propose Penalties Totaling 741,000

ca.gov, Sep 19, 2005 Joint State Federal Investigation Cites K and L Plating in Fatal Workplace Accident in Oakland Two Agencies Propose

At The Time Of The Accident Struck Two Signal Maintainers Who Were Working Near Tower 18, Which Is On The Section Of The Chicago Loop

ntsb.gov, Sep 12, 2005 The Accident In The Chicago Loop Struck Two Signal

Standard Board Approves Regulation for Protection of Construction Workers

Commontwealth of Kentucky, Sep 09, 2005 The Kentucky Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board approved a regulation that spells out ways to protect residential construction workers from

Factual Report Los Angeles Aviation

ntsb.gov, Sep 07, 2005 a Cessna 208B, N781FE, collided with a ground vehicle at the Los Angeles International

Reporting Boating Accidents In Connecticut

state.ct.us, Sep 06, 2005 All operators of vessels involved in an accident must remain at the

Thousands Of Accidents Occur Throughout The United States Every Day

osha.gov, Aug 29, 2005 Throughout The United States Every

Stein Was Thrown From The Vehicle And Killed

senate.gov/commerce/hearings, Aug 23, 2005 Supreme Court of New York for theCounty of

Son Who Was Not Restrained In The Van, Was Thrown From The Van And Suffered Severe Injuries

senate.gov/commerce/hearings, Aug 23, 2005 Watson v. Budget Rent A Car Corporation, Case No.

The Jury Awarded Total Damages Of 420,000 Against Dollar

senate.gov, Aug 23, 2005 Circuit Court for the11th Judicial Circuit in and for Dade

In A Single Vehicle Accident, The Driver Of A Passenger Van Rented From Value

senate.gov, Aug 23, 2005 Circuit Court of the 17th JudicialCircuit in and for Broward

Four British sailors rented a car from Alamo in Fort Lauderdale

senate.gov, Aug 23, 2005 Alamo was ordered by a jury topay the plaintiffs $7.7

Department Acts to Protect Consumers from $400 Million Hit

ohioinsurance.gov, Aug 15, 2005 The State Could Be Forced To Pay Out More Than $400 Million If The Class Action Lawsuits Are

DOT Announces Record Low Highway Fatality Rate in 2004

nhtsa.dot.gov, Aug 08, 2005 The fatality rate on the nation?s highways in 2004 was the lowest since record-keeping began 30 years ago, the

The Court Will Address The Two Serious Issues Arising Out Of The Depositions Separately

iand.uscourts.gov, Aug 01, 2005 The Deposition Question About Car Accidents Was Misleading, Because It Followed Other Questions About

District Court Review Of NRC's Three Mile Island Decisions Upheld

NRC.gov, Jul 27, 2005 District Court Review Of NRC`s Three Mile Island Decisions

Nevada’s Lawsuits Against The Yucca Mountain Project Were Heard Before The U.S. Court Of Appeals

reid.senate.gov, Jul 06, 2005 Nevada?s Lawsuits Against The Yucca Mountain Project Were Heard Before The U.S. Court Of

Accident Victims Seek Compensation For Their Property And Bodily Injury Losses From The Insurance Company

sen.ca.gov, Jun 27, 2005 Accident Victims Seek Compensation For Their Property And Bodily Injury Losses From The Insurance

Landmark Settlement Reached With Kingdome Contractors

lni.wa.gov, Jun 20, 2005 The Companies And Unions Are Committed To Work With Us To Prevent An Accident Like This From Happening

Thirty-Four Selected Case Files Are Utilized Involving 35 Fatalities

osha.gov, Jun 15, 2005 This study of occupational fatalities related to vehicle-mounted elevating and rotating work platforms that occurred during the period

The Causes Of Injuries, Illnesses, Or Fatalities Identified In The Relevant Strategic And Annual Performance Plans

osha.gov, Jun 06, 2005 Fatalities Identified In The Relevant Strategic And Annual Performance

The Intent Of The Personal Injury Liens Program Is To Identify Personal Injury Settlement Situations

oregon gov, May 16, 2005 Federal Medicaid regulations, which require recovery from any liable third party resource obligated to compensate the

Impact of The Accident To Mitigate Accident Conditions, And Monitor Radiation Levels And Plant Status

nrc.gov, Jun 02, 2005 The Accident To Mitigate Accident Conditions, And Monitor Radiation Levels And Plant

Medical Interns Who Work Extended duration Shifts Double Their Risk of Car Crashes

AHRQ.GOV, May 13, 2005 Extended Work Shifts and the Risk of Motor Vehicle Crashes among

Woman Died After A Snowboarder Collided With Her While She Was Skiing

Town online Press Releases, May 13, 2005 16-year-old snowboarder, from Maryland, was arrested for manslaughter and reckless

Passenger Were Injured As Their Two Cars Collided

Register Citizen Press Release, May 09, 2005 A Torrington woman a Winchester police officer and a ride-along passenger were injured late Saturday night as their two cars

Cautionary Tale Staged Auto Accident Fraud Don’t Let It Happen To You

FBI GOV, May 13, 2005 Another car cuts off the driver in front of you, forcing him to slam on the brakes You try to stop but there?s no

Single Vehicle Run-Off-Road Rollover U.S. Route 101

National Transportation Safety Board, Apr 27, 2005 The driver departed the bus yard about 2:00 a.m. and traveled approximately 22 miles to the California School for the

NTBS Holds Meeting On Final Report Of Louisiana Motorcoach Accident Investigation

ntsb.gov, Apr 18, 2005 NTBS Holds Meeting On Final Report Of Louisiana Motorcoach Accident

One Killed in Single-Car Crash on Cook Road in Ione

ledgerdispatch, Apr 08, 2005 One Killed in Single-Car Crash on Cook Road in

Accident Leaves Worker a Paraplegic

dol.govt, Mar 28, 2005 The worker was balanced on an orange crate which was not secured to the forks of the forklift,? said Murray Thomson, Service Manager, Hawkes Bay-East Coast,

Tiredness The Main Cause Of Traffic Accidents Say Truck Drivers

ressreleas, Mar 18, 2005 A quarter of drivers think that the effects of drugs or alcohol is the main cause of traffic accidents, and 19% believe the use of mobile phones is the main

Head Injury Settlement Agreement And Order

.cpsc.gov, Mar 10, 2005 Head Injury Settlement Agreement And

A Passenger In One Vehicle Died And A Driver In Another Was Taken To The Hospital After A Fence Pipe Went Through His Side Door, Piercing His Abdomen

southbendtribune, Mar 01, 2005 Police believe icy road conditions were a factor in several Elkhart County accidents Monday morning in which a passenger in one vehicle died and a driver in another was